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| germination | process where the seed coat splits and a young plant emerges |
| ovary | the part of a flower in which eggs develop |
| cutting | a leaf or piece of a stem cut from a mature plant |
| runner | a trailing stem |
| stamen | male reproductive structure in flowering plants; pollen develops at the tip |
| pistil | female reproductive structure in flowering plants; the ovary forms at the base |
| fruit | ripened ovary |
| vegetative propagation | any type of reproduction of a plant by growth of a piece from an existing plant |
| bulb | reproductive structure in which leaves are packed tightly around a piece of a stem |
| sepal | leaflike part at the base of a flower |
| nectar | sugary substance produced by flowers |
| seed | structure containing the plant embryo and its food supply |
| perfect flower | flower that has both stamens and pistils |
| anther | knoblike structure at the tip of a stamen |
| seed coat | protective covering of a seed |
| self pollination | process where pollen fertilizes eggs from the same plant |
| petals | flower part to the inside of the sepals; often brightly colored |
| imperfect flower | flower that has either stamens or pistils |
